self-inflicted gunshot wound. police found him last week in this tewksbury hotel. >> we believe he was the last person to see her alive. information anding his death leads us to believe he killed her and killed himself. >> we spoke with hutchison's daughter over the phone and expressed frustration that it took manchester police this long to find her mother. a frustration echoed by a neighborhood who didn't want to be identified. >> sadly, investigators wouldn't have changed the outcome of this case. so the attorney general says they have a theory about exactly how sue hutchison died, but they don't want to say anything until the official autopsy takes place tomorrow. now tonight at 6:00 p.m., we spoke previously, fox 25, to his family and friends sue hutchison to kick andrade out of her home. why is that a leading to a possible motive in this case, we're working on that part of the story for 6:00 p.m. on fox 25. kerry kavanaugh, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: tragedy if a school in dedham, a junior at noble and greeno collapses on the field at hockey practice and later dies. 15-year-old casey dunn is being returned tonight for her zest for life. her family says that she was carrying and had a generous spirit. fox 25's crystal haynes spoke with casey's family and this is just a heartbreaking situation. >> >> the reporter: this is the worst kind of tragedy and i did speak noble and said casey was in line and had just looked back to her teammates, said my head hurts, and went down. tragedy on the field. collapsed. it was that simple. >> 16-year-old casey dunn collapses during field hockey practice, school friday. suffering suddenly, from a massive brain bleed. >> she was literally drill after just hanging out with some friends before practice began. about a half-hour before the freak medical event by a teammate, head master robert henderson tells me everyone on the field acted quickly, but nothing could be done to save casey and i'm told, she had no preexisting medical conditions. >> people responded, their coaches took the other players a distance away, athletic trainers appeared, coaches took care of her i. i'm very happy that she went out in such a happy place, surrounded by people she loved in a place she loved doing something that she did love. >> stunned but determined, mike and alexander dunn trying to remember their little sister casey as she lived. sandra, a field hockey player herself, an recent graduate at nobles, casey looked up to her. >> she was just a bright light in everyone's life. so joyous. so happy all the time. >> holding on to memories of the adventurous middle child of five, their mom, a trustee at nobles and their father, a teacher here. the entire school community grieving with them. >> she was just the best sister that anyone could ever ask for. and so it's really tough. >> really tough for so many, i can tell you the grief counselors are on campus at it hour, and will be when school resumes tomorrow. now, coming up at 6 p.m., the special memorial to casey that's right there on the field hockey field. for now reporting in dedham, crystal haynes, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: we are following some breaking news out of tops field be flown to the hospital after being thrown from her horse. sky fox over the scene this afternoon at bradley palmer state park. woman appears to have broken both her legs. been an absolutely gorgeous day if the city warm. kevin lemanowicz is talking about rain and a cooldown also coming our >> kevin: we couldn't expect this to last all fall. nashua 77. temperatures when we talked last night. i also thought a few towns would be close to 80 degrees, so i went searching for one of those and i found one, maldin, north of boston, 81 degrees. thing about this and we talked about this a lot, closer to the water, really drops fast. swampscott at 70. when you go farther to the north and west, you'll find temperatures not just 70 but also in the 60's still at the same time as the 81 in maldin. 68 in beverly and 65 marblehead because being on the water. it's cooler, lots of sunshine and clouds to the south and clouds to the west, looks like showers on the way. a timeline on those coming up. >> elizabeth: it is a $67 billion deal and one of the largest technology takeovers ever. >> blair: dell is now announcing bike buying emc in hopkinton. sharman sachetti joins us live and you spoke with emc about this deal. >> the reporter: indeed, emc expects to grow its business, and base the combined headquarters right here in hopkinton, but when i asked the company about the possibility of job losses, they said they just couldn't guarantee it. at emc headquarters in hopkinton, products and marketing president jeremy burton tells us the company's line that the goal is to put emc and dell together and come out stronger than ever. >> michael dell would say and he made it very clear, that he intends to move the server business from dell and combine that with the storage business here at e credit. >> and hetells me that business will double in size and remain headquartered in hopkinton. what does that mean for the 9700 people working for the company here? when i asked him if they expected layoffs, he wouldn't say for sure. >> we have a business to run and we have to do sensible things to rahn the business, but as the business grows, we would expect the employee business to grow too. >> the reporter: the deal still needs approval from emc shareholders and is targeted to close by february of 2017. and here in hopkinton, people remain hopeful about its continued impact on the region. i. he it's a big company, especially for this small area, a lot of jobs here, i know a lot of people that work at emc. >> bring more jobs to the area. i've been here since emc started here. so it's a big -- it's going to be a big company. >> the reporter: governor baker's office did put out a statement, essentially saying that he is optimistic about the new unit, and said he hopes it will have a robust presence locally for years to come. i did reach out to the state's department of house willing and economic development to see if they could quantify for us the impact that emc has had on the state's economy and remarkably, they could not. coming up at 6:00 p.m., what hopkinton says emc has done for its economy and what it's expecting looking forward. 6:00 p.m. live in hopkinton, sharman sachetti, fox 25 news. then. thanks sharman. emergency crews had to use the jaws of life on this rollover in peabody. sky fox overhead captured the scene around 1:00 p.m. this afternoon on route 1. you can see the trash truck rolled over, landing right in that ditch. at least one person was trapped inside the wreckage, so special tools had to be brought into free him. no word tonight if that person was hurt or what caused that trash. -- crash. officials are investigating what caused a car fire on the expressway in boston. police say two people jumped from this car, seconds before it was engulfed in the flames on 93 north early this morning. it happened at the exit 16 off-ramp near the south bay shopping center. crews had to shut down that ramp while they put out the fire, but no one there was hurt. now to new hampshire, where a woman is under arrest, accused of crashing into a state police cruiser. police say a sergeant was conducting a traffic stop in thornton when 62-year-old katherine deangelo's car hit his cruiser. both were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. deangelo appeared to be heavily medicated at the time of the crash. >> elizabeth: a store clerk stabbed during a violent robbery. tonight, police are searching for the suspect who made off with more than cash. christine mccarthy talked to bedford police who have video of the whole thing. >> the reporter: bedford police tell me that they are reviewing surveillance video of the robbery with staff at the gas station that was robbed and they're working on pulling images from that video, so that we can soon show you a picture of this very dangerous man. >> everett is a very safe community. but we're not immune to those -- these types of incidents. bedford police officer jeff french tells fox 25 it was a violent robbery on sunday night, at this shell gas station. the suspect, hidden behind a mask and hood and armed with a knife. >> there was a little scuffle between the clerk and the suspect, and the clerk was cut in the handism e. but the suspension stands -- >> the reporter: but the suspect didn't leave empty-handed. >> a fair amount of tickets. officers responded to the shell panic alarm and tried with the help of nearby agencies to track down the suspect who is still at large. recovering. >> from what i understand, he was pretty shaken. good stab. >> the reporter: bedford police are asking for tips, while warning the public about this dangerous criminal. >> he was aggressive, so matching that description, be careful. he could be armed an dangerous. >> we are working with bedford police to get surveillance video, so we can show you the as soon as we have that, we'll bring it to you. in the meantime, i did speak with a manager at that shell gas station, been instructed not to speak about this case as investigation. but he does tell me that the clerk is recovering just fine and that he says, is most important. in bedford, christine mccarthy, fox 25 news. >> blair: now we want to get to breaking news just in to our newsroom from brockton, where we know at least one person is wounded after a shooting on packard street and a nearby house was hit by the gunfire. some video just in to our newsroom tonight. a teen was sleeping inside that home at the time we're told. witnesses tell fox 25 at least 15 shots were fired. we have a crew on the he scene right now. we will update you on this breaking story as we get more information here tonight. a 2-month-old baby girl given a second chance at life. >> elizabeth: her name is has been bail and she was born with what -- abigail and she is born with what some doctors thought was an inoperable brain tumor, but her mom and dad were not about to give up. >> we planned her funeral. the doctors prepared us for every scenario, but never prepared us that she would live, so basically it's like she's been born again. >> elizabeth: where local doctors performed this medical miracle that's keeping this sweet baby alive. >> kevin: what a gorgeous afternoon out there for a story like that. a couple of 80-degree readings now. the showers on the way and with they'll arrive and interrupt your plans tomorrow. tonight, estoppel bread's nutritional guru and he's been investigated by the feds. hear the patriots qb fire back and defend his friend. >> elizabeth: but first, actor randy quaid under arrest and appearing in a new england courtroom. the charges he and his wife faced. you're watching the introducing longhorn' s great american steak dinner for $12.99. perfectly seasoned sirloin with your choice of side. plus, an appetizer, or a dessert. only at longhorn steakhouse. >> elizabeth: actor randy quaid had a new role today -- defendant in a vermont courtroom. quaid and his wife appeared at a judge put both of them in jail on $500,000 bail. they both pleaded not guilty to being fugitives from justice. the quaids are wanted in california for vandalism charges. they were pick up at the canadian border on friday. >> blair: he is the man that tom brady credits with making him the best and healthiest qb in the nfl, but a new boston magazine article details how brady's personal guru has been investigated by the fed for some questionable claims. brady was quick to defend his right hand man during an interview today on weei. >> the reporter: estoppel bread's nutritional guru and business partner, but a boston magazine article calls alex bureau a glorified snake oil salesman, practicing snakery. brady defended him on weei this morning. >> as a person, as a friend, there's nobody better spend that i enjoy as much as he >> guerror has a checkered past, including a probable emwith the federal trade commission. he claimed to be a doctor even though he was not and held a clinical study for a supplement he was pushing called supreme greens, saying that that study showed that that supplement actually cured terminally ill patients, only to later admit there was no such study. >> i think there's definitely things he wished he would have done differently. that's part of growing up. at 38 years old, tom brady is playing some of the best football of his life and credits his so-called guru for making him the player he is today. he says guerro's past is not an issue for him. >> i wouldn't be playing today if it wasn't what he accomplished with method i. . >> blair: and brady added in the him, guerror has almost never been wrong. >> elizabeth: a shooting a of the game in texas leaving one tonight. local reports indicate that a fight broke out in the parking lot of at&t park after the dallas cowboys game. one man was shot and flown to the hospital with serious injuries. police were able to locate the suspect. they took him into custody. right now, police are not releasing the man's identity. >> blair: california is going where the nfl will not. the state is now the first to ban public schools from using redskins as a team name or mascot. that law takes effect in january of 2017. but only four california high schools call themselves the redskins, despite protest, the owner of the washington redskins has refused to change the franchise's name. >> elizabeth: a frightening scene caught on camera in florida. that was a waterspout, which turned into a tornado and ripped a tractor-trailer to pieces. it's like a scene out of a movie. it happened yesterday in tampa. now that tractor-trailer was a u.s. postal service truck and actually flying out. the driver though walked away uninjured. the whole thing came on so fast, witnesses didn't even know it was happening at first. >> i didn't thinking it was anything except a bunch of birds. that truck was probably no more than 50 yards in front of me when i finally figured out what was going on and then i stopped. >> elizabeth: the tornado also did damage to a nearby construction site. the national weather service assaulting the tornado is an ef-0 with winds of 75 miles per hour. kevin, that is incredible video and to see a waterspout then make land, is that common? >> kevin: it is not very common. most waterspouts stay over the water, but when they come on land, they officially become a tornado. this happened on that day that didn't have any severe weather, except in florida. this is the cell we're talking about. notice that hook in that. during the summertime when we talked about our tornado warnings, we're always looking for hook echos. this is a small one, but it's there, a little bit of a hooking action. this is the south end of the sky way bridge where the tornado or waterspout turned into a tornado on land there. so certainly picked up on doppler radar, amazing to see florida common to see the water spots. we see them off of massachusetts from time to time. especially in cape cod bay. today, just warm air over us. just wouldn't have the ingredients for it today. warm water and cool air, unseasonably cool air like they're having in florida, those are the ads. there's a front to our west and clouds lurking to our south. we'll get clouds and showers on in here, but it evening, boy, it's been a great day, temperatures well into the 70's. a couple of 80-degree high temperatures in between the main reporting stations. boston, 73. plymouth, 68. cooler on cape cod at chatham. 71 to the northwest in orange and nashua, new hampshire, holding on to 75 degrees. overnight tonight, most towns will stay near or just above 50 degrees for low temperatures. for instance, northwest of worcester, averaging 51. it would be upper 40's, not a real particularly chilly night coming up. in the morning. those are the clouds that we'll area. 53 in the morning in middlesex cod. clouds sooner, but also be dealing with rainshowers scattered about the morning drive, starting around 3:00 a.m. 58 or so for your low temperatures. these are the clouds we're talking about. southern massachusetts first thing in the morning and as the massachusetts, make sure you have the fox 25 weather app so you can follow along where they'll be for your plans. they become more numerous as the morning drive progresses and some of the heavier showers look like they'll be pushing across southeastern massachusetts. there's still question as to whether or not these will go any farther inland than that. but the latest futurecast data has that. there's going to be the risk of showers during the morning commute. a break in the middle of the day. the showers out ahead of the front coming through worcester county coming through the evening drive and southern new hampshire and vermont. back behind them is the actual cold front coming through from 8:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. into worcester county and into the boston area and out of here before we clear things out. i want to fast forward into wednesday. we start with sunshine, notice the clouds and a couple of scattered showers trying to pop up because of the cooler air that will be moving in, but tomorrow, i expect mild conditions one more time with temperatures getting up into the low 70's in many locations. 72, 73 bridgewater, 71 carver, taunton, 71. worcester county, breaks of sun early on, push the temperature up to 70 worcester, to rutland there as well. but that will be it for the 70-degree readings at least for this week and who knows, maybe for the whole fall. not particularly cool on wednesday, but a lot less sun, more clouds, so you'll have cooler temperatures as the cool air moves in. thursday, a break in the action, with some sunshine, but friday, some showers and i want you to really focus on this. sunday into monday. it's six and seven days out, you know how things can change by then. we'll be tracking some of the coldest air of the season, with but killing freeze out there. latest information coming in right now. >> blair: a bear has apparently taken up residence in a scranton neighborhood. this guy right there showed up in kim's yard on hill road a few times in late september. she said he also visited several times back in july. kim says the bears are clearly on the prowl for food and the whole experience ask a little nerve-racking. >> elizabeth: i would say so. a local company about to unveil the most generous paid maternity leave program in the country and how long new moms will get paid to be with their new baby. >> blair: also ahead in the next half-hour, the new england state that's about to ban all e-cigarettes from public places. >> elizabeth: up next on the fox 25 news at 5:00 p.m., the problem that grounded thousands country and mom this is hugely important. is there anywhere in your house i can get a good signal? anyway, you 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returned to class today and dozens of people lined up outside the school to welcome them back. counselors and comfort dogs are also there on hand to help students, still shaken by the tragedy of course. the scene of that shoot, schneider hall, remains closed. >> elizabeth: families of those on the missing cargo ship el faro gathering in honor of their loved ones. with candles lit, families from across the country prayed together in florida as they wait for any news of el faro. it's been 12 days since that ship was last heard from, and it's believed that it sank after it sailed right into the path of hurricane joaquin after the bahamas. but some families are not giving up hope just yet. >> i'm wishing and praying that my son would come back home. have a decent funeral for him. >> elizabeth: families also read the names of all 33 crew members aloud as balloons were released in their memory. several of the crew members are massachusetts natives. >> blair: the american dentist to killed cecil the lion will not face any charges. just a few hours, a cabinet minister in zimbabwe since they will not push for the extradition of james walter palmer. she said palmer had all the proper paperwork and did not offend any of the country's hunting laws when it killed the lion. conservationists believe cecil was lured out of a national park abandon killed. >> blair: a medical miracle happening at one of our local hospitals. >> this is sweet wonderful abigail jones. >> elizabeth: well, doctors told abigail's parents that she wouldn't live, but they were not about to give up. how local surgeons saved that baby's life. >> blair: also ahead tonight, the stage is set for the first democratic presidential debate. the candidate who is pulling but first -- >> the reporter: a registered sex offender under investigation on allegations that he approached a 6-year-old girl outside this book store. what that man allegedly did that made tha i don't want to live with the uncertainties of hep c. 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was approached by a registered sex offend. i'm blair miller. hopkins. we obtained a police report where it says the suspected 6-year-old. >> the reporter: those are some of the disturbing details we uncovered after the father filed that report, following the incident here at this barnes and noble a few weeks ago. now the father of that little girl, who we are not naming to protect her identity, says that daughter+f pick out a new book. the father says while they were identified as james sore rentson approached the 6-year-old and said she was pretty. fox 25 confirmed through police reports that confirmed that sorenson has been convicted on multiple counts of sex assault on a child your honor 13. the girl's father says sorenson also asked his daughter how old the girl was. and that's when he decided to step in. >> listen to your gut and if you feel that there is a danger around your kids, call the police. >> the reporter: now, sorenson was not arrested, because technically he did not commit a crime, but according to that police report, he did allegedly tell officers he thought the girl was pretty, but that "he wouldn't do anything because he didn't want to go back to jail." that's all according to that police report. now, we are working on reaching out to sorenson as well as police records. we will have much more on this story tonight starting at 10:00 p.m. live in manchester, katherine burcham, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: happening now, police are searching for a person of interest in a string of robberies and a satellite sexual assault in dorchester. they say a man in a redshirt threatened two men and an hour later and a mile away, a. would was sexually assaulted near harbor view avenue and chester avenue. police in peabody searching for a masked robber. the suspect had a 12-inch kitchen knife and got away with cash before taking off toward peabody care. >> blair: big changes in how the auburn housing authority operates following the death of a 2-year-old child. the girl was living in subsidized housing with her foster mother at the time of her death. there were six children in her home. tells the telegram it is also installing cameras in its properties and changing the way units are inspected and also set up a tip line for tenants who don't have to leave their name. no one has been charged in the girl's death. former patriots player aaron hernandez will be back in court tomorrow. that hearing is a continuation from playing a split week when his lawyers tried to get a witness intimidation charge dismissed. that witness is hernandez' former right hand man, alexander bradley. lawyers are also trying to get evidence dismissed before hernandez is tried for double murder in boston. columbus day tradition. we captured the 39th annual tufts health plan 10k for women today. the race attracts more than 7,000 competitors and 20 to you spectators, it started at the boston common, winded down memorial line along the charles on commonwealth avenue and ended anonymous charles street and kevin, those runners had a great day for their race. >> kevin: some would think it's too warm to run. i think any day is too warm to run any distance at all, but temperatures are certainly pleasant out there in the 70's. there were some along the coast, especially staying in the upper 60's, and a couple of 80-degree readings, but the official stations all in the 70's until you got to cape cod. chatham, 67. nantucket 68 degrees. still plenty warm temperatures out there for your dinner plans it evening. look at boston at 74. maldin was 81, last time i talked to you, it slipped down to 78 as the sun starts to set this evening. off to the northwest around the city of lowell, temperatures are suburbs. 74 lowell, chelmsford, pelham, 70 and to the west to worcester county, fitchburg still in the 70's, 71 lempster at 74. holden at 71 degrees this evening. under sunny skies all across southern new england, i'm watching two areas of clouds, one is to our south and just getting into the picture here, much of that offshore, more to the south of there and the other creeping up behind me, that's a cold front coming our way. either way we'll get clouds coming on in here and showers too. a timeline on when to expect those for your plans tomorrow. >> blair: a textbook triggers a haz-mat situation at the university of new hampshire. a haz-mat team was called in after a strong odor and smoke were noticed here at spalding hall. crews went into check it out. officials say it turns out someone had put an old textbook in the microwave. the search for who did it is still ongoing tonight. >> elizabeth: a string of break-ins are under investigation on the cape. this happened three times in about ten days. now all of these break-ins happened around route 39 near crossroad. police are looking closely at surveillance images of a potential suspension -- suspect. >> blair: police in greenland, new hampshire, post a warning on its facebook page. here's how it works. a caller tells of the victim they are the grandchild and need money wired to get out of an emergency. don't do this. there's usually no way to reverse the transaction or get your money back. >> elizabeth: presidential hopeful donald trump visiting new hampshire today. the republican front-runner spock at the bipartisan no labels problem solvessers in new hampshire and he had harsh word their company is moving to mexico. >> they're leaving chicago. which means i'm never going to eat another oreo again. i'm serious. never. >> elizabeth: trump also told the crowd that when he becomes president, he will treat all americans well, especially our veterans. >> blair: tomorrow, the 2016 democratic presidential debate candidates will square off in the first debate. the stage is set. crews started putting the finishing touches on everything this afternoon. a new polishes hillary clinton's lead is growing and kyla campbell breaks down the numbers from washington. the cnn-orc poll focused on two key states. found 50% of likely democratic voters in nevada would vote for clinton, that gives her a 16 point lead over vermont senator bernie sanders. in new hampshire, clinton's lead is larger at 25%. if vice-president joe biden stays out of the race, clinton's lead grows more, but sandsers says he's not giving up. >> i'm in this race an we're running to win. >> the reporter: three other candidates are preparing for tomorrow night's debate, including former maryland governor martin owe mali, lincoln chaffee and jim web. biden is not rung and he doesn't plan on going to tomorrow night's debate, but cnn says it has an extra podium waiting just to be safe. kyla campbell, fox 25 news. >> elizabeth: two dangerous dogs go on the attack mauling a woman and then turned on police. >> blair: all new at 6. p, neighbors talk to fox 25 about this frightening scene that played out in their backyard. >> elizabeth: a local company unveiling a new paid maternity leave program and it will grab parents' attention across the country. wait until you hear how long new moms will be paid to be with their new baby. >> blair: but first the new england state that's about to you're watching the fo ava and i needed a little vacay. but we needed to watch our spending. meaning i needed to watch nikki. she's the spender. i'm the saver. so, mobile banking from td bank helps me keep track... for both of us. we gotta go. i'm ava. i'm nikki. and we bank human at td bank. what? >> blair: now we want to get back to the braking news we are following tonight from brockton, where at least 15 shots were >> elizabeth: we know at least one person was hit. we want to get out to malini basu who is live on the scene. >> the reporter: elizabeth and blair, about three hours later, investigators are still here on the scene. fox 25 learned just a short time ago, the victim here is expected to survive. let me show you a live look at the scene on packard street in brockton. witnesses who were at this corner store over here, they saw two cars shooting across the state each other, we're being told there were at least 15 rounds fired. now i want to show you the corner house over here. that was also hit a couple of times. we're being told a 17-year-old boy was sleeping at the time, he woke up and saw all the street. now, i also want to show you this stop sign here. it's hard to see from here, but this stop sign was also shot at. just a little while ago, investigators were taking pictures of that stop sign. we could tell you that the plymouth county d.a.'s office, as well as state police and local police are here on scene, going around to some houses here as well as the grocery store. video. as soon as we learn more about this, we will let you know. for now, live in brockton, >> kevin: we're looking at lots of sunshine this evening, but there are clouds and some showers in the forecast. when you can expect those to arrive and how cool the air is behind it. >> elizabeth: doctors told her worst. her baby had an inoperable brain tumor and wouldn't live, but now that baby girl is getting a second chance at life, thanks to local surgeons. it is an incredible story, just not getting your best sleep? could be you've got the wrong bed. enter sleep number... she likes the bed soft. you can both adjust the bed save $600 on the #1 rated bed, plus 24-month financing and free home delivery. only at a sleep number store. centrum brings us the biggest news... in multivitamin history. a moment when something becomes something so...new. introducing a multivitamin that contains spectrum of essential nutrients... you enjoy like a mint. new centrum vitamints. to get your multivitamins. the wrong bed. she likes the bed soft. he's more hardcore. you can both adjust the bed for the best sleep of your life. save $600 on the #1 rated bed, plus 24-month financing only at a sleep number store. >> blair: it is a medical miracle. this little girl, in need of a big life saving operation. 2-month-old abigail jones was born with what doctors thought was an inoperable brain due more. >> elizabeth: doctors told her parents, take her home and love her because her time is limited but abigail reached a milestone today thanks to the doctors at children's hospital. >> this is sweet wonderful abigail jones. >> elizabeth: abigail is just two months old, but her doctors in florida never thought she would certificate vie this long. >> they prepared for us to die in the womb, they prepared for us to die during the birth or immediately after. planned her funeral, what we were going to do with her ashes. >> elizabeth: abigail was diagnosed in the womb with an aggressive and what they thought was an inoperable brain tumor. her parents did not want to give up on her. they sent her mri scans to boston's children's hospital for a second opinion. the hospital's chief neurosurgeon thought he could save abigail, so the family quickly flew to boston. >> initial thought was it was a benign or low grade tumor. they can definitively say it was not malignant, it is not cancerous and not going to kill her. >> the reporter: abigail had successful surgery this thursday, that scar on her tiny head shows where doctors operated. >> when things don't add up, if there's any shadow of a doubt, we don't want to give a kid a death sentence incorrectly. >> elizabeth: the jones family now has hope. >> basically it's like she's been born again, and we have a future and we're starting to dream for her and make plans and you know, we can you know move on with her life. you know, we're no longer about her death. it's not looking at her and thinking about her life and what accomplish. >> elizabeth: abigail is doing extremely well. she should be heading home to florida some time soon. >> blair: just two months old. what it family has been through in a short amount of time, but they seem so positive now looking forward. >> elizabeth: we hear this all the time. people come from all over the country and the world to visit the doctors and hospitals we have. kevin, boston's children's hospital, working a miracle there kerr . >> kevin: best in the world and if you're a parent you know that and hopefully you haven't had to do with that. gorgeous day, beautiful afternoon and evening, it's columbus day, most children out of school today. maybe you're out of work and it was a beautiful day to be out for a day. there are some clouds to our west and some clouds to our south, that have been scooting northward. we'll get hit with clouds and some source during the day tomorrow. i'll show you a timeline if in a moment. boston at 73 degrees. dinnertime with all that sunshine out there, you can see it's beautiful outside the fox 25 studios, dropping down to the mid and upper 50's overnight at the coastline. pleasant evening overall for october, columbus day evening for sure. orange, 71 and sunshine right now, dropping to maybe upper 40's overnight. right near 50 degrees. not going to be one of the chillier nights. those are coming later it week and the south shore, plymouth at 68 degrees, cooler at the water with sunshine, but overnight tonight, your temperature will stay in the mid and upper 50's. same thing for cape cod, southern new hampshire, low 50's around 50 degrees in some spots in southwest new hampshire. futurecast, tonight we are clear. notice the clouds starting to creep in from the south, disturbance off the mid-atlantic states, coming northward, spread the clouds on in here and a couple showers around too, so this takes you through the early morning hours. notice the spots of green, all futurecast is telling us here, there is the possibility for a few of the showers to make their way onshore during the morning commute. and in fact, later object in the -- on in the morning commute and first part of the lunchtime, more numerous showers likely in southeastern massachusetts and a few may escape into the boston and worcester areas as well and that scoots offshore. we get break in the action, middle part of the afternoon, showers forming to the wells. we'll have to watch these for further development tonight. year. showers come across during the evening commute and we'll watch the last batch, the cold front coming on through. this is the one that will change our air mass a bit through the middle of the week and come with a couple of showers through the late night before we clear things back out. fast forwarding through wednesday as well, we'll have sunshine to start, that sun will be hitting the cooler air that's moved in, that will develop some clouds and just a couple of showers, although i expect most of us will stay dry on wednesday. ahead of the front, look at this, 68 in wellfleet, 70 sandwich and 71 sciate tomorrow afternoon. the risk of showers especially during the morning for you on cape cod and the south shore. south of plymouth is the highest risk. 73 foxborough, a small risk of a shower later in the day. 70 to loudon, 70 in brattleboro and worcester tomorrow afternoon as well. we'll be watching for the showers, more particularly later in the day as the front comes closer to us. seven day forecast. notice the change in air mass, 60's on wednesday, low 60's on thursday, despite all of that sunshine, and then by the weekend, some chilly air is moving in. and that will be good, that will get the leaves cooking one more time for u so if you're going out there looking for the leaves, photography, beautiful shots, the best colors are to the north with cool mornings and mild days coming up. look at this by the weekend. morning temperatures near freeze, even near boston. they will be towns in the 20's in massachusetts and southern new hampshire by monday morning. could be a killing freeze on the way, an update straight ahead. >> elizabeth: local homeowners are being dropped from their insurance companies after filing large claims after last winter. the "boston globe" reports insurance companies look at claim histories and how well a home is maintained to determine if a policy is cancelled. experts say there is usually some room to negotiate, if the policy holder is willing to pay a higher deductible or make home improvements. two hikers from lowell are safe tonight after they got stuck up mount washington. >> blair: the 26-year-old man hiked up mount washington with a friend but when they tried to take the cog railway down, it was sold out, so the pair started hiking back down but wu injured his ankle and could no longer walk. rescuers reached the pair around midnight. >> elizabeth: governor charlie baker will meet with lawmakers to combat the opioid addiction crisis. the task force he appointed says the addiction should be considered a serious medical condition and deaths from opioid over doses have almost doubled in the past five years. in maine, e-cigarettes will be treated similarly to traditional tobacco. a new law bans the use of e-cigarettes anywhere that smoking is prohibited. lawmakers say the issue is a matter of public health. >> blair: a new bill tries to put stiffer restrictions on flying drones in restricted areas, this is called the safe drone act and introduced after hundreds of incidents where drones came too close to the wildfires. this law would make flying a drone within two miles of restricted airspace a federal misdemeanor, but opponents say lawmakers need to be careful here of putting too many restrictions. >> the benefits of drones now outweigh the potential pitfalls of folks that are using them for the wrong reasons. >> blair: the f.a.a. says a number of airline pilots that have reported drone sightings has risen from 238 up to 650 650 in the first half of this year. staples takeover of office depot is being pushed back. the federal trade commission was expected to approve or reject the merger by this week but a new agreement pushes that date back to december. regulators in the u.s., canada and the european unions still need to approve the deal. boston mayor marty walsh hoping to keep the peace during a lawsuit with wynn casinos. the mayor hopes the wynn doesn't make the lawsuit personally. wynn leadership said last week this latest lawsuit came as a surprise after both sides met to talk with the traffic issues. walsh is suing the gaming commission to stop wynn's casino project in everett. >> elizabeth: according to the "unionleader" ," a man and his son purchased the box toyota dealerships in three areas. how much he paid hasn't been disenclosed. the stores will continue to carry the bach name and work with them on marketing. according to the gas buddy.com, the average for a gallon is $2.16. that is 15 cents lower than the national average. >> blair: there is a lot more to come on the fox 25 news at 6:00 p.m. here's what we're working on right now. new at 6:00 p.m., an officer opens fire on two dogs. fox 25 news's bob ward joins us to explain what police found after they busted down the doors to a home in winchendon. plus, we are on top of the breaking news in brockton we've been following tonight. gunfire erupts in broad daylight. one person hurt and how close those bullets came to hitting another victim. >> elizabeth: next at 5:00 p.m., yogurt, a healthy sneak and apparently a promoter of families. the incredible offer one local company is making to new moms or leadership isn't given. it's taken. building a better bank starts with looking at something old, like this... so capital one built something new - caf\s. where you can unwind with free wi-fi and banking advice, without all the mumbo jumbo. free checking accounts. no minimums, fees or gimmicks. and a top-rated banking app that lets you handle your financial needs... right here. that's banking reimagined. what's in your wallet? >> caller: a new hampshire yogurt company is getting ready to launch the most generous paid maternity leave program in the country. beginning next summer, londonderry based stonyfield farm will offer six months of paid maternity leave to mothers or the primary caregiver in a same-sex marriage. "the concord monitor" was told by officials they felt it was time to catch up in supporting women. more than a third of stonyfield's farms employees are women. linkedin is offering an open ended vacation policy for its workers. starting next month, the company is moving to a discretionary time off policy. that means employees just have to work out their vacation days with their managers and can take as much time as they want. that is, as long as they can still meet their results and performance goals. netflix and general electric have also used this discretionary time off policy. the next two days will be nerve-racking for thousands of twitter employees. the "new york times" says the social media giant will announce layoffs and other cost cutting measures as soon as tomorrow. twitter has over 4100 employees at nearly 40 offices. that includes a large presence in kendall square. >> blair: education will be top of mind for lawmakers on beacon hill this week. most of the bills are related to charter schools, this comes not long after governor charlie baker unveiled a bill that would allow the state to add or expand up to 12 charters schools in the state. the hearing is set for tomorrow at the state house. this week, millions of high school students across the country will get their first look at the version of the psat. the standardized test was overhaul to make it more relevant to high school curriculum, taken by high school sophomores and juniors and then is used to select students for national merit scholarships. >> elizabeth: suicide prevention groups are working to reach are. the massachusetts suicide prevention organization samaritans is now accepting text messages. samaritans says teenagers are using their cellphones less for talking and more for texting, so it let's distraught youths seek help in a format they're for comfortable with. >> blair: police open fire on two pit bulls inside this home. the call that forced them to brake down the door and what they found once they got inside. >> elizabeth: plus a missing woman found murdered inside her home weeks after police started searching searching for her. the stunning development today and where the woman's body was found hidden. >> kevin: a timeline on when the showers arrive to interrupt your >> blair: heartbreak at a local school after a young athlete collapses on the field. >> we loved her so much. we still love her. >> blair: high schoolers reeling after the death of their close friend and what they're doing to keep her memory alive. >> elizabeth: desperate plays for help and police come quickly. what happened next may have saved a life. i'm elizabeth hopkins. >> blair: i'm blair miller. an officer had to act fast to save the life of a woman being viciously attacked by a dog inside a home and all new at joins us live from winchendon and police had to break down the door to get to the victim. >> the reporter: it was a dramatic scene offer the week end. i spent some time in that neighborhood this afternoon and people tell me, they were very familiar with both of those dogs. they thought those dogs were being neglected, they complained to police and to the owner about those dogs, but the neighbors tell me, they never expected anything like this. neighbors call it the castle and it was inside this home a winchendon police officer shot and kill two pit bulldogs saturday afternoon. 39-year-old denise calling police, telling them, one dog was attacking her. >> we heard the ambulance coming, and then we saw police vehicles coming, and then we heard three shots. according to police, an officer and paramedics had to break through a locked door to get inside. and once inside, the police officer saw the woman bein

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